Workshop introduction

The following is the tentative outline of a two day workshop that will be held in Guangxi University (GXU) from November 02-03 2021.The purpose of this workshop is to get participants familiar with the concept of repreducible science that is surprisingly not commonly taught but which is becoming a requirement for better collaboration (not only with others but with oneself through time) and for credible science. At the end of this workshop, attendees should be familiar with tools use to achieve reproducible science, will be more confident with themselves, and be inclined to adopt these tools which will ease their collaboration with themselves as well as others. This course consists of four main parts which aim to putting everything from data to final report including r code and some interpretations and also exercises as step by step work me through method. This course will be mainly taught by Wang Xiaoyin. click here to email me. Wang Xiaoyin teaches this section yearly at the postgraduate Advanced Fieldcourse in Ecology and Conservation – GXU for the past two years.

Photos

My institute logo: full size

My institute logo: small size

My personal photo

photo of Wang Xiaoyin

photo of Wang Xiaoyin

Tables

Table by hand

A hand-made table with R Markdown
Name Sex Education Hight(m)
Wang Xiaoyin F BS.c 1.60
Uromi Manage Goodale F Ph.D 1.70
Eben Goodale M Ph.D 1.70

Add an inline code for mean height

The average height of all members of my group is 1.67

Table with RMarkdown generator

## 
## Please cite as:
##  Hlavac, Marek (2018). stargazer: Well-Formatted Regression and Summary Statistics Tables.
##  R package version 5.2.2. https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=stargazer
Name Sex Education Hight.m.
Wang Xiaoyin F BS.c 1.60
Uromi Manage Goodale F Ph.D 1.70
Eben Goodale M Ph.D 1.70
Name Sex Education Hight.m.
Wang Xiaoyin F BS.c 1.60
Uromi Manage Goodale F Ph.D 1.70
Eben Goodale M Ph.D 1.70

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Reading paper

I read an article entitled A Quick Introduction to Version Control with Git and GitHub by John D. Blischak

Conclusion

Here is a quote from the above article:“Using Git, you can maintain parallel versions of your code that you can easily bounce between while you are working on your changes. You can think of it like making a copy of the folder you keep your scripts in, so that you have your original scripts intact but also have the new folder where you make changes.” by John D. Blischak 2016.Now, I am close to adopt reproducibility and I am proud of myself